Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-07

amzrPING mexxA
, Ponr Towxsxzrgs Jan. e.-Tu4 TIE.
to@sd here lssf esenknz fFum Pot.
( b1akeig SIC MurweeiAn haxk NeNfnfa
IGmhes iAden s1r MenksEs1eo. shl
: vii pEobahlF all ssmnxruw.
Amesso4n nhip 8nma2fa, Captain Oh,
eea, lef6 teas. whiah sailed frum Port
3isesSery yesterday VITA $1,000 fses 81
taHbar fog San Ffannises. pnt hzek
aeEr eoaAy 81 80 02nt o. stranR saash-
We1f Wind IN the ssrsita.
Tag Tanomn arrived hexe this morn
: iaS a9d reports tosin9 70 AanaiEnn Tbs
AaaefanAn ship IFoQnois, Oaptain Asek-
ois. 9izI tons. ~ walsh place she Icada
e9FRo 81 noaJ for san Francisco.
Bask Sarah Ridas say, Captain Town
send was tered 20 Taeoma last night
b. the tag Hslyoks. SIS loads cargo
Of iumbsK for 1ydney. NJ. =. w.
AmeFic%n ship HAIRY Morse Capsai8
Mnrphgs l3l3 IONS. which fs a. San
fFaneia0O, has been chartered 10 4 sd a
e4rga Of q al at NAnRina for San Fran-
! cisco. she vas buiit e. Bath, Maine, in
1871. ard i owned By H0aghsou Bsos &
Co. cg Bath.
British bark Darra. Oapsain Ton, so
sons, has been chartered 10 f0ad cargo
Of lumber 81 Barnard Iaies for Mel
bourne.
Swedish bark Belsed win, Oapsain
Hastens 775 tons, reported yesterday a.
arriving al Royal Roads seeking, has
been chartered 70 load cargo Of Ia =
Der % Taeoma for Baea0s Ayrss. South
1 America.
Amerisan bark AtAlapta. Captain
kLIlma1. reported ealing from Usea-
lady, Dec. i5th. with cargo Of OF 6S3
746 Seet Of lumber, valued at $5959 So
b reported - arriving at san Francisco
on Jan. 5th. The vessel probably spFunQ
aleak and pas 10 for repairs. See Is
owned By Pope u Talbot. Of San Fran.
cisco.
British bark Niooya. Captain Foster.
vas t0wed to Port Gamble today 10 load
q cargo o. lumber for Mslbourne.
/ The foliowafg tugs we're here todays
Tug BAhkeiY, Captain smith; tug aoRul.
Captain Sprague; tug Tacoma. Captain
i Williams; tug Iyee, Captain Cove.
| British bark Lady Bowen, Captain
Rodd, whsoh put into San Francisco.
January Atk, In distress sailed from
here November 31sn, for Brisb4ne, Aaa-
trafia, with $4,000 fses OF lumber and
lI2.O00 laths. vAined Is s426l. She is
owned in Australia
CAPTURxD.-Soms dass ago We an
noussed the escape Of tvo msn fr0m
the United .ates Penitentiagy. Doe Of
them was caught in Tacoma yesterday
under tie following circumstances:
Special 0ficer 2. Mshrbacher noticed
a man sal king along Eighth street. be-
tween Pacific avenue and A street. who,
when approached BY tina officer hurried |
away, seeming DESTROYS Of not being no
tioed. Mr.. MohrbAeheR informed cffieeF |
Byron Miller Of the mans actions, and |
man had tsken, and found him in the |
alieyway near the Cliff House. AZ som |
~ the afkicefs got q good lock at she /
man they saw thai be answered the de- /
scfiption furnished the o lice Of Ia |
soma Of the man Charles Parker who /
tad escaped on Monday fKom No
Neil Island, where he vas beimg /
held awaiting bis trial for selling /
liquor to Indians. The man at hEst /
danied that bis name was Parker, and i
told al manner Of conflicting stories.
When IA. l.. Hamilton, Deputy United /
States Marshal, arrived from Seattle, |
be recognized Parker, and the latter /
then gave in and said that be was the
man they wanted; that he and bis com
pani0n, swords, had come 10 Tacoma in
beat early Wednesday morning; that
they had landed below Old Town,
where their boat was left; that he did
not know where swords vas; that BE
had been saving wood &c the Cliff Il
House. who're they had given him that
job. The pFtaoper will be taken back /
70 the island today. Swords Ia some
where In that neishhoFhoed.
PnINcE MErHusALkx.--rh e second
nights performance by the Pike Opera
Company, now with us. was that Of
Strauss opera, ssPrincs Methus Iem," to
an appreciative aud crowded house /
The playing and singing were In better /
style than 10 sBoccRecio,S on tke pre-
vtous evening. In the fiFst act are cels
brated the nuptiaIs Of the Princess Pull |
cinella. daughter OF the Duke u Trooo- /
dero, With Prince MelhusaIem, son Of /
the Duke az RicaFac. The latter Duke /
and bis family are expelled from TrOca /
dero's kingdom thereafter. Then in |
the second act follows pretty leave
taking b tween the lovers. full re-
Cancellation between the Dukes aud a
FenLi Ion Of the lovers. in the last act,
which is largely spectacular, concludes
the play. Miss Jeannie Wiae IN, IS the /
Prince, and Miss Louise Mac fred, as |
ths Princess, divided the h0g0fs Of the /
evening. The character OF the Dake OF /
Trocadero vas sustained by Sir. De /
Lanee IN q taking manner. which /
created much popular merriment, while /
Mr.. Clark mads funny OAK OF Rioa-
rso. The other characters played wall. /
The opera Ia light and frivolous one,
but there are 10 20 sweet melodies in t. 1
The solo By the Prince, "When the /
Leaves Il gin te FALL" was the gem Of
the evening. There were ether rretty /
airs, am0aR Which we're the Balcony |
Song. by the Prince and Princess, SO /
companied By military chorus, and /
the song If Frombonius with the brig |
snds. The eompsny is coed one and |
received some hearty encores.
DIv0RcB Sur OoMMENoED.-A suit |
vas flied IN Tie District Court yesterday |
By Mrs. Josie Davis against her has
band. Chsrles NJ. Davis, and others.
She sues for q divorce from Der hus- |
band and for an injunction against m |
aad others restraining them from sell. |
tne or disposing Of property in which |
sue has an interest. She also desires |
the custody Of the three children.
Charles n. Dsvis and wife have been |
residents OF King County for four years. |
Part of the property involved 10 the |
farm on White River known as the |
Langst0n Farm.
RKruKNED.-J. K. Murphy and bic |
party Of engineers. vhs vent out 10 The |
snoquslmie Falls.in the interest Of the |
Columbia aad Puget Sannd Railroad